Top 5 Nigerian Stocks I’m Watching Next Week on the NGX

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igwe emmanuel said:
Hey everyone,
Just wanted to share some stocks I’m keeping an eye on this coming week. These are companies that, from my perspective, could move a bit or are interesting for long-term growth.

1. Oando Plc – Seems like a lot of investors are watching it lately. Could be some momentum if things pick up.
2. Zenith Bank Plc – Solid fundamentals, always a reliable pick for stability.
3. MTN Nigeria – Strong cash flow and good dividend history.
4. Seplat Energy – Oil sector looks stable; might see some gains.
5. CWG – Undervalued tech stock, looks promising if it grows as expected.
I’m thinking of adding a bit to my portfolio if the market continues like this, but I’m curious about what others are seeing.
Which Nigerian stocks are you watching or planning to buy next week?
Would love to hear your thoughts!
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Thats a great pick
 
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Great list, @igwe emmanuel! Regarding your question on Access Holdings, the sentiment on the street is that a ₦2.50 dividend is still very achievable despite the 'major seller' pressure Adegoroye mentioned. As for NPF Microfinance Bank (NPFMCRFBK), @civilatu is spot on—it’s been a silent mover, hitting a 52-week high of ₦8.00 this week before a slight pullback to ₦7.50. It’s definitely one of those 'under-priced' gems to keep topping up during dips. Does anyone think the Oil & Gas rally (Oando/Aradel) will hit a peak before the end of March?
 
Mr.Simon said:
True. You can’t buy them all, so it really comes down to selecting the ones with the strongest fundamentals and long-term potential. And yes, volume is important too.
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Yes, just have to be mindful and pick wisely, the sole aim is to have few stocks you can track in your portfolio and increase the volume/units
 
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